Ally's Cookies is pairing its cookies with coffee at a new North Attleborough counter at 19 South Washington St. The shop is the business's second storefront, following three years in Foxboro. Owner Ally Renaud bought Doglio Coffee from a friend in February 2025 and brought it together with the cookie shop.
The North Attleborough shop brings the two offerings under one roof. The North Star Reporter reported the expansion and a grand opening held Friday, Oct. 30.
Coffee Bought From a Friend
Doglio Coffee was already operating at the Washington Street address when Renaud bought it from a friend. She then combined the coffee business with Ally's Cookies at the location.
Renaud has said Foxboro's support encouraged her, and that North Attleborough looked like a good place to expand. The Reporter described a community celebration at the grand opening. Ally's Cookies lists its locations at 19 S. Washington St. in North Attleboro and 6 Mechanic St. in Foxboro.
A Lease Signed the Day They Saw It
Before opening the bakery, Renaud spent more than 20 years in corporate jobs. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she began making cookies for friends and later sold them at the Foxboro farmers market. She has said the market sales showed her the business could grow.
Renaud and her husband took the lease at 6 Mechanic St. on the day they viewed the space; the shop opened three weeks later. The Sun Chronicle, covering the opening, identified her as Allyson Renaud, 41, and a Foxboro resident of 13 years, and reported that she had dreamed of owning a store since she was 10. The Foxboro grand opening was Oct. 28.
Earlier storefront and downtown context
The North Attleborough survey results published by the Town of North Attleborough in November 2017 show that 11% of responses cited a need for more restaurants, bars and coffee shops. The survey offers older context about the business district, not evidence of why Renaud chose the location. On its own history page, Ally's Cookies says it opened its Foxboro brick-and-mortar storefront in October 2023. That earlier opening preceded the North Attleborough expansion.
"I couldn't have done that if I didn't have the town of Foxboro's support, and now North Attleborough's," she told the North Star Reporter about leaving corporate work for the bakery. She also praised her staff's contribution to the business.
A Third of a Pound, on Rotation
The cookies weigh about a third of a pound. Core flavors are available daily, while about five others rotate each week. Renaud has said customers enjoy the variety.
Renaud has said triple chocolate sea salt is the most popular flavor, followed by M&Ms and cookies with Oreo. The shop plans to feature seasonal flavors for the holidays.
Markets, Games and the Holiday Case
Ally's Cookies also has two mobile units serving private events, sports games and farmers markets—the kind of venue where Renaud first saw potential in selling her cookies.
Customers can order online at allyscookies.com. The Foxboro shop is at 6 Mechanic St.; the North Attleborough counter is at 19 South Washington St.
